A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that U.S. District Judge Terry Hatter erred when he ordered a bond hearing for an immig...

Of the 11 employment-related Supreme Court cases decided between October 2007 and June 2008, only four were victories for empl...

Wendy Levine sees the same scenario play itself out every time she's in court awaiting her indigent clients' cases to be called.

The interracial marriage bans teach the need for caution about using particular religious dogma as a basis for state laws dict...

Web Exclusive - Despite the judge's promise, no heads rolled in a discovery dispute that kicked off the criminal stock options...

Web Exclusive - The firm that provides the commuter rail line's engineers found itself in Los Angeles federal court Thursday, ...

Two public interest groups sued a government trade office Thursday demanding information about a new intellectual property tre...

Nossaman has picked Ronald J. Cooke to join the firm as a partner in Los Angeles.

Celebrated professor, bar lecturer engaged students nationwide.

California officials have proposed that the state take a gradual approach to greenhouse gas emissions allowance auctions in re...

Proposition 6 is a “me first” money and power grab that would permanently enrich a narrow spectrum of the justice system, lite...

Congress may have opened a door for disability discrimination lawsuits that the U.S. Supreme Court had shut. Wednesday, lawmak...

Katherine M. Forster, a partner in the labor and employment department at Munger, Tolles & Olson, will be installed tonigh...

Patients who depend on state programs like Medi-Cal for medical care have the right to sue in federal court over funding cuts ...

A Heller Ehrman spokesman Wednesday confirmed the names of 11 intellectual property partners leaving the firm for Washington, ...

San Francisco County Superior Court Judge Mary Wiss, who will be sworn in next week as president of the California Judges Asso...

Munger, Tolles & Olson welcomes back an appellate attorney as of counsel.

The Northern District's third criminal stock options case took a detour Wednesday after a batch of documents was delivered lat...

A Bosnian refugee, who is married to Britain's wealthiest banker, has donated $4 million to the UCLA School of Law to create a...

Because the cost of eDiscovery can quickly outpace the actual value of the case, attorneys can no longer afford to play hide t...

Just a day after announcing its general counsel's retirement, Warner Bros. Entertainment chose a former FCC lawyer to fill its...

After a two-year legal battle, a group of Buddhists will be able to build their temple in Garden Grove, under a deal with the ...

According to a lawsuit filed Tuesday on behalf of current and former employees of the L.A. Times, “Sam Zell’s illegal and irre...

This year, we are focusing on the lawyers and judges who, through their work, are shaping our future: what kind of air we will...

Biographies of the Top 100

The List of The Top 100

The Daily Journal publishes its 11th annual listing of the most influential legal leaders in the state.

Already scolded twice by the state's Commission on Judicial Performance, a San Diego County judge is in trouble again - this t...

A lawyer for some of the accused priests in the San Diego clergy abuse scandal is asking a judge to stop the review of key chu...

The San Diego district attorney's office is planning to file a motion to reconsider the disqualification of Judge Charles W. E...